Design, manufacturing and commissioning of nuclear industry equipment
Article Name | Detection of Welded Joint Defects by Scanning Contact Potentiometry |
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Authors | A.I. Alwaheba*1, V.I. Surin*2, T.E. Ivanova**3, O.V. Ivanov**4, V.G. Beketov***5, V.А. Goshkoderov*6 |
Address | *National Research Nuclear University «MEPhI», Kashirskoye shosse, 31, Moscow, Russia 115409 **Tekhnoskan Company, Chernikov str., 2, building 31, sq. 162, Volgodonsk, Russia 347375 ***VETI NRNU MEPhI, Lenin street, 73/94. Volgodonsk, Russia 347360 1ORCID iD: 0000-0002-9964-9146 e-mail: anas.kloub@jaec.gov.jo 2ORCID iD: 0000-0001-6153-0206 e-mail: visconst@rambler.ru 3ORCID iD: 0000-0003-0517-8898 e-mail: tehnoskan@mail.ru 4ORCID iD: 0000-0001-5302-8988 e-mail: iovoi@mail.ru 5ORCID iD: 0000-0003-0242-6745 e-mail: VGBeketov@mephi.ru 6ORCID iD: 0000-0002-5526-6290 e-mail: vovagosh@mail.ru |
Abstract | Scanning contact potentiometry (SCP) is used for defects detection and for determine the coordinates of the defects localized in welded joints. Studied samples are welded by manual arc welding of two halves austenitic steel 321H (Chromium-Nickel-titanium stainless Steel) dimension of each 200×110×13.5 mm. Thereafter welding, seam width is about 12 mm. Subsequently welded sample is inspected using X-ray radiographic testing system. In order to compare techniques capabilities, plotted potentiograms and weld radiograph are compared. Experimental outcomes prove that defects can be detected by SCP technique. SCP results are complied with mathematical signal analysis of defects. This method may substitute some destructive or nondestructive methods. |
Keywords | Scanning contact potentiometry, nondestructive testing, welded joints, X-ray radiographic testing, Signal discrete transformation, Chromium-Nickel-titanium stainless Steel. |
Language | Russian |
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